Category: NCAA Football

Three-star Rylon Dillard-Allen is set to announce his college decision on Friday.

Ross Dellenger & Dan Wetzel discuss the recent agreement in the three antitrust cases against the NCAA and the settlement that would expand college football rosters to allow for 105 scholarship spots. While this is a win for student athletes, Dan and Ross argue that this could hinder competitive balance in the sport and that the power conferences' blue blood schools could be even more effective at poaching athletes away from the mid and lower-tier universities. Hear the full conversation on the “College Football Enquirer” podcast - and subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or wherever you listen.

New Michigan football coach Sherrone Moore has one of the best college jobs in the country. But it is also unforgiving and littered with obstacles.

"The theme I’ve been thinking of is we have the blueprint, but you can’t be happy with it," Max Bredeson said. "Have to find ways to make it better."

Granville was ranked as the No. 220 prospect in the 2025 class

If Dabo Swinney ever left Clemson, he says he would become the "greatest portal recruiter ever" at his new school.

Michigan is readying for its national title defense without a starting quarterback decided. But Sherrone Moore isn't in any rush to make a decision.

"The ideal timeline is when we feel like we’ve got the guy who will help us win, Moore said. "Not a date, not a time. We will have a feel as a staff."

Derrick Cooper shined at the Rivals Five-Star event in Jacksonville.

Four-star offensive lineman Kevin Brown is scheduled to visit Penn State for its Lasch Bash this weekend.

Billy Napier arrived at Florida with an incredible record from Louisiana, but it's been rough in Gainesville so far.

Five-star Jahkeem Stewart is set to visit LSU this weekend.

Jonathan Smith's track record of progressive building at Oregon State has inspired hope that he could resurrect Michigan State football.

Matt Fortuna joins Football Night in Chicago to talk about the affect of long distance away games, now that west coast teams have joined the Big TenMatt Fortuna: Cross-country travel won't be a big deal for Big Ten football originally appeared on NBC Sports Chicago

USC coach Lincoln Riley said the Trojans have improved in every area and the suggestion the team won't compete in the Big Ten is uninformed.